Hello Guys,

Just looking through a few sites and found this Koolie puppy I hope someone can help it.

http://www.blacktown.nsw.gov.au/petsonline/

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Thanks

Have you emailed the link to Tjukurpa?

I hope she finds a home... very happy looking girl

Yes I did send an email to Tjukurpa this time now that I know who to contact.

Thanks,

omg she is adorable!!

if she was closer id prob have a look at her

She has a beautiful smile on her face and gorgeous eyes

Hopefully someone wants her... i get sad seeing them in pounds. Any dog in a pound makes me sad

simply stunning :) i think she would be a character

wish she was closer :( so i could meet her

Thanks for the heads up Kym, We are follow up with her.
She has just come in, so they will inform us if she runs out of time and Koolie Rescue will pick her up.

Hey Dandybrush don't forget she is free and will be temperment tested before she comes to Vic, so we will know more about her.
She will be desexed, micro-chipped and inoculated as well as on flea/worm protection
She can come visit you for a month, no risk, if she doesn't work out, we'll take her into care.

The most it will cost you is a plane ticket if your in another state.
If your in Brisbane then it's cheaper to take her now.
If your in S.A or W.A then wait till we get her back to Vic.

She's only about 4 months, not even old enough to have bad habits.

Anyway we'll post more info on her as we get it.
I think Gabby would be a nice name for her, anyone got any other choices for her.

very tempting...i might talk to my husband see what he says, so i could give her a month and see how it goes? that could be good, ill get bak to you

and yes im in Brisbane, she is in NSW?

because of her colour i liked the name Harlequin, Harle (pronounced Harle-y) for short lol, sorry been thinking about her today

there's just something about her face its caught me the same way raz did

if you are interested DandyBush and I can help in anyway let me know. Happy to drive up to Blacktown and break her out for Koolie rescue if no one else can and bring her home for a few days until she can get on a plane. If she is 4 months then she can hang with Bug who is the same age for a few days to settle into normal life before flying out. While here I can also get a good feel of her for you .

Offer is there, just let me know if you need a hand Kerrie/Dandybush.

Natalie

thanx micknmol, talking to hubby now, how much am i looking at to freight to brisbane? anyone know?

also how much is the pup if i get her for a month do i have to pay to keep her if i want her...how does it work? or is the only cost that i have to pay freight then she is possibly mine?

I would think the airfare would be well under $150. Cant help on the other stuff I am afraid. That's all up to Kerrie to work out.

I would love for Dandybrush to get her and then I could come and visit and have puppy cuddles.

very interested...raz needs to meet you're pups anyway kym, so that would be a good excuse

I just need to know my total outlay of money for her.

also if anyone knows, why was she left at the pound? and what is she crossed with?

Call the pound yourself in the morning and ask the questions. I know that what I got from he list was very different from what the pound told me when I was going to rescue "Bella". Then call a transport company such as Dogtainers (do a web search for address) for a price. I know Kerrie uses them and they were very cheap even if they did "misplace" bug for a few hours.

Good luck and if its meant to be its meant to be. If you do go ahead their might be someone closer to Sydney on the list that can break her out and if not, let me know.

Natalie

thanx i might look into it tomorrow

Hi Dandybrush.
This is how Koolie Rescue works, keeping in mind that we have no government or local support, all money comes out of our pocket.

We have a few very devoted people situated around Australia in most states, who keep an eye out for Koolie's in pounds who are at risk.

That's very important the bit about saving Koolie's at risk.
When a Koolie is flagged, we ring the pound and enquire about the status of the dog, its age, sex, medical status and what they provide in relation to medical needs, like micro-chipping, desexing, inoculations.

And we find out if they have a kill policy, if they do then we let them know that Koolie Rescue will take the dog when its time is up, if, it is coping with pound life, if not then we secure its release as soon as possible.
If they have a no kill policy and the Koolie is coping well then we don't rescue, but we do circulate the photos and send people to those pounds.

In as many cases as possible we try to home the Koolie directly from the pound.
This is for two reason, minimal transfers and confusion for the Koolie and less stress on our limited funds.

When a possible new owner deals directly with a pound then they will need to pay the release fee, normally this covers all medical requirements.

In the cases where a volunteer steps in and secures the Koolie's release and then rehomes locally, we do ask that the owner reimburse the volunteer.

With this little girl we just want a good home and you sound like your interested, so we are happy to secure her release, organise a flight and place her on a plane to you in Brisbane.
You will only need to pay for the flight.

Nothing more, if after a month she doesn't suit then Koolie Rescue will take her into care, we will pay for the return flight, we just ask that you pop on the flight we organise.
If it all works out and you wish to adopt her, then we transfer her micro-chip details into your name and she will be yours.
Koolie Rescue will remain the second contact on her micro-chip for life just to offer her a safety net and insure that should anything ever happen to you, she will not wined up in the pound.

So you will receive one Koolie female desexed, micro-chipped, inoculated and on flea/worm protection for the price of a ticket.

Can't get better than that.

does sound promising...i called the pound this morning and they told me she wasnt available, so i guess they have found her a home

Yes, you are correct, young Koolies go very fast and she is no exception.

Another happy ending and big thanks to all of you, for your support and interest.

yes indeed a very happy ending, i do hope she gets spoilt and given lots of love and attention

another happy ending :-)

Yes a happy ending.

But please remember if you are ever looking into getting another Koolie please remember I am only an email away. I will do my very best to find you the perfect new mate be it a puppy, older dog or rescue!!